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What's your next Meat Project?

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  • johnsbrewhouseJ Offline
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    johnsbrewhouse
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    Have 10 lbs. of frozen cubed pork butts thawing a bit getting ready for the grinder. Have another 10 lbs. of ribeye scrap to grind as well. The pork is going to Landjaeger sticks since the wife told me she wanted more since she only got one from the last batch. You snooze to loose, I always say. The adult kids beat her out of them, taking them home. Thought about using the ribeye trim to make some beef hot dogs, has a pretty good fat ratio.

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    • Denny OD Denny O

      zbigjeff said in What's your next Meat Project?:

      processhead This is when “stuffing sausage” with someone else is acceptable to the wives and girlfriends. Really love the tradition.

      You have quite the relationship going there Chef with your wifes and girlfriends? That’s some tradition!!

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      @dennyo LMAO. I love this whole group. I’ve finished stuffing “Slovenian Sausage” and am in the process of smoking that sausage today. You guys just make me smile.

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        @dennyo LMAO. I love this whole group. I’ve finished stuffing “Slovenian Sausage” and am in the process of smoking that sausage today. You guys just make me smile.

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        zbigjeff said in What's your next Meat Project?:

        @dennyo LMAO. I love this whole group. I’ve finished stuffing “Slovenian Sausage” and am in the process of smoking that sausage today. You guys just make me smile.

        I don’t think we need to know what you are doing with a friends sausage Jeff. ;<)

        Denny O’s-Smokey Bones
        I’d rather be sit’in in a boat and thinking about God,
        Than sit’n in church and thinking about fish’in!

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        • Denny OD Denny O

          zbigjeff said in What's your next Meat Project?:

          @dennyo LMAO. I love this whole group. I’ve finished stuffing “Slovenian Sausage” and am in the process of smoking that sausage today. You guys just make me smile.

          I don’t think we need to know what you are doing with a friends sausage Jeff. ;<)

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          @dennyo Hehehehehehehhe

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            ; ; all in fun

            Denny O’s-Smokey Bones
            I’d rather be sit’in in a boat and thinking about God,
            Than sit’n in church and thinking about fish’in!

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            • johnsbrewhouseJ johnsbrewhouse

              Have 10 lbs. of frozen cubed pork butts thawing a bit getting ready for the grinder. Have another 10 lbs. of ribeye scrap to grind as well. The pork is going to Landjaeger sticks since the wife told me she wanted more since she only got one from the last batch. You snooze to loose, I always say. The adult kids beat her out of them, taking them home. Thought about using the ribeye trim to make some beef hot dogs, has a pretty good fat ratio.

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              zbigjeff
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              johnsbrewhouse It’s only good with the boss if the “kids” stole them. You are a totally diff story. Good luck dealing with THAT!!!

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              • processheadP processhead

                Dr_Pain said in What's your next Meat Project?:

                processhead Obviously I envy the crew and the sausages look awesome but why nobody commented on the hats?? Remind me of those Swiss/German hat usually worn with lederhosen

                It’s been a long held tradition that a hat is a requirement when you make sausage in my kitchen.
                If you arrive and don’t have a hat, one will be issued to you and you have to wear it. Traditions are important, and fun when you get to decide what hat someone has to wear.
                No dress code yet on the lederhosen.

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                processhead great pictures. Congrats and thanks for sharing 👍

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                  HerbcoFood Yeah every time I go out there and take a whiff I get a little more depressed thinking about how much meat there is that I can’t enjoy, but we suspected that was going to be the case before we slaughtered him.

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                  Ridley Acres I haven’t tried it, but Trehalose is used to help combat “gameyness” and boar taint. It might be worth a shot if you want to eat the meat yourself

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                  • zbigjeffZ zbigjeff

                    johnsbrewhouse It’s only good with the boss if the “kids” stole them. You are a totally diff story. Good luck dealing with THAT!!!

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                    zbigjeff good thing about this batch, she told me she was going to help me stuff it tomorrow. She’s in for a surprise, I’ll have about 7 lbs. of beef hot dogs for her to crank out too. Going to freeze the extras so I don’t have prying eyes removing them from the fridge and I’ll put the fresh ones in the downstairs fridge since the kids never look there.

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                    • johnsbrewhouseJ johnsbrewhouse

                      zbigjeff good thing about this batch, she told me she was going to help me stuff it tomorrow. She’s in for a surprise, I’ll have about 7 lbs. of beef hot dogs for her to crank out too. Going to freeze the extras so I don’t have prying eyes removing them from the fridge and I’ll put the fresh ones in the downstairs fridge since the kids never look there.

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                      johnsbrewhouse You MAY have a point when it comes to laziness. Hopefully you are correct.

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                      • zbigjeffZ zbigjeff

                        Well, decided to see if grinding the garlic (rather than boiling it whole), placing it in cheese cloth and dipping in warm water before squeezing out the juice is better. So, made Slovenian klobase with salt/pepper/garlic juice in a small 5 lb batch. The sausages are resting in the fridge until the temp drops outside to cold smoke them(Friday). Thinking this option is good because those sausages are permeating every crevice in the living area after I open the fridge.20220216_141453.jpg

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                        zbigjeff Well, cold smoked 'em for 4 hrs, vacuum packed and quality checked 1 pack of 2). Sous Vide at 160 for 1.5 hrs. Took both out of the bag and placed one in a CI to brown. After the finishing process, both methods produced equal taste and are pretty close to the good Slovenian sausage I’ve had in the past. Thinking it’s a win. Will have bona-fide Slovenians whose parents made them back in the day coming in next week for the Kurantevanje (Slovenian Mardi Gras) taste them and get valid 3rd party opinions.
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                        • zbigjeffZ zbigjeff

                          zbigjeff Well, cold smoked 'em for 4 hrs, vacuum packed and quality checked 1 pack of 2). Sous Vide at 160 for 1.5 hrs. Took both out of the bag and placed one in a CI to brown. After the finishing process, both methods produced equal taste and are pretty close to the good Slovenian sausage I’ve had in the past. Thinking it’s a win. Will have bona-fide Slovenians whose parents made them back in the day coming in next week for the Kurantevanje (Slovenian Mardi Gras) taste them and get valid 3rd party opinions.
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                          zbigjeff said in What's your next Meat Project?:

                          zbigjeff Well, cold smoked 'em for 4 hrs, vacuum packed and quality checked 1 pack of 2). Sous Vide at 160 for 1.5 hrs. Took both out of the bag and placed one in a CI to brown. After the finishing process, both methods produced equal taste and are pretty close to the good Slovenian sausage I’ve had in the past. Thinking it’s a win. Will have bona-fide Slovenians whose parents made them back in the day coming in next week for the Kurantevanje (Slovenian Mardi Gras) taste them and get valid 3rd party opinions.
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                          If appearance means anything, they look legit, Jeff. Happy Carnival.

                          Paul

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                            zbigjeff Well, cold smoked 'em for 4 hrs, vacuum packed and quality checked 1 pack of 2). Sous Vide at 160 for 1.5 hrs. Took both out of the bag and placed one in a CI to brown. After the finishing process, both methods produced equal taste and are pretty close to the good Slovenian sausage I’ve had in the past. Thinking it’s a win. Will have bona-fide Slovenians whose parents made them back in the day coming in next week for the Kurantevanje (Slovenian Mardi Gras) taste them and get valid 3rd party opinions.
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                            glen
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                            zbigjeff They look nice and juicy, bet they are great

                            Give a man a fish and he eats for a day
                            Teach a man to fish and he drinks beer for a lifetime

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                              zbigjeff They look nice and juicy, bet they are great

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                              glen Well, I just received a separate vote that there is definitely enough garlic juice in the product via a burp. It’s a pure sign!

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                                zbigjeff said in What's your next Meat Project?:

                                zbigjeff Well, cold smoked 'em for 4 hrs, vacuum packed and quality checked 1 pack of 2). Sous Vide at 160 for 1.5 hrs. Took both out of the bag and placed one in a CI to brown. After the finishing process, both methods produced equal taste and are pretty close to the good Slovenian sausage I’ve had in the past. Thinking it’s a win. Will have bona-fide Slovenians whose parents made them back in the day coming in next week for the Kurantevanje (Slovenian Mardi Gras) taste them and get valid 3rd party opinions.
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                                If appearance means anything, they look legit, Jeff. Happy Carnival.

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                                processhead A burp (1.5 hrs after the tasting) just verified that there was ample garlic juice also in the product. Yep, pretty legit. Thanks for your opinion.

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                                  zbigjeff Well, cold smoked 'em for 4 hrs, vacuum packed and quality checked 1 pack of 2). Sous Vide at 160 for 1.5 hrs. Took both out of the bag and placed one in a CI to brown. After the finishing process, both methods produced equal taste and are pretty close to the good Slovenian sausage I’ve had in the past. Thinking it’s a win. Will have bona-fide Slovenians whose parents made them back in the day coming in next week for the Kurantevanje (Slovenian Mardi Gras) taste them and get valid 3rd party opinions.
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                                  zbigjeff they definitely look good 👍

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                                    zbigjeff Well, cold smoked 'em for 4 hrs, vacuum packed and quality checked 1 pack of 2). Sous Vide at 160 for 1.5 hrs. Took both out of the bag and placed one in a CI to brown. After the finishing process, both methods produced equal taste and are pretty close to the good Slovenian sausage I’ve had in the past. Thinking it’s a win. Will have bona-fide Slovenians whose parents made them back in the day coming in next week for the Kurantevanje (Slovenian Mardi Gras) taste them and get valid 3rd party opinions.
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                                    zbigjeff They look great, which garlic method did you use?

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                                    • zbigjeffZ zbigjeff

                                      zbigjeff Well, cold smoked 'em for 4 hrs, vacuum packed and quality checked 1 pack of 2). Sous Vide at 160 for 1.5 hrs. Took both out of the bag and placed one in a CI to brown. After the finishing process, both methods produced equal taste and are pretty close to the good Slovenian sausage I’ve had in the past. Thinking it’s a win. Will have bona-fide Slovenians whose parents made them back in the day coming in next week for the Kurantevanje (Slovenian Mardi Gras) taste them and get valid 3rd party opinions.
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                                      zbigjeff They sure look good from here.

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                                      • mrobisrM mrobisr

                                        zbigjeff They look great, which garlic method did you use?

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                                        mrobisr said in What's your next Meat Project?:

                                        zbigjeff They look great, which garlic method did you use?

                                        Jeff used garlic juice. Burp tested for authenticity.

                                        Paul

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                                          Yes, but he was tossing around a different method of obtaining that burp juice, I’m assuming he did the ground up method.

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